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Student report cards Presentation for Parents of Secondary School Students 2007

Student report cards Presentation for Parents of Secondary School Students 2007. What are the student report cards?. They are report cards that: Are used in all Government primary and secondary schools to report student achievement in P-10. Why are the student report cards

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Student report cards Presentation for Parents of Secondary School Students 2007

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  1. Student report cardsPresentation for Parents of Secondary School Students 2007

  2. What are the student report cards? • They are report cards that: • Are used in all Government primary and secondary schools to report student achievement in P-10.

  3. Why are the student report cards being introduced? • Consultation with parents highlighted a number of issues: • variation from school to school • lack of clarity in terms of understanding what their child has achieved and what they can do to support their child’s progress.

  4. Why are the student report cards being introduced? - continued • Student report cards will follow a common format and be written in plain English. • They are being introduced so that: • there is consistency from school to school • parents will receive a clear picture of their child’s progress against the same state-wide standards.

  5. What won’t change? • Two reports to parents per year • Parent-teacher interviews

  6. Key features – Part 1 Subject Pages • Domains • Progress • Ratings • Work habits – effort and class behaviour

  7. Why are there A-E ratings on the student report card? • Parents have said they find the current approaches schools use are hard to understand. • The A-E ratings will have the same meaning from school to school. • They will be used in the same way to report against the same state-wide standards.

  8. What do the A-E ratings mean? In every school:

  9. Key features - Part 1 continued • What ‘Kate’ has achieved • Areas for improvement/future learning • The school will do the following to support ‘Kate’ in her learning • What you can do at home to help ‘Kate’s’ progress

  10. Key features - Part 2 • My learning goals • Student comment • Teacher comment • My future learning goals

  11. Key features – Part 2 continued • Attendance • Parent comment

  12. Optional summary page • A chart with A-E ratings for subjects where more than one teacher has contributed to the assessment • What the school will do to support the student in their learning • What you can do at home to further support the student’s learning

  13. What about… • Students who are on Individual Learning Plans? • Students who are studying ESL? • Students in year 10 who are performing above the state-wide standard?

  14. Additional information • Additional information that we will provide in the report include: • extra curricular activities

  15. More information • You can visit the Student Reports web site http://www.education.vic.gov.au/studentlearning/studentreports/default.htm • You can also email the Department of Education at student.reports@edumail.vic.gov.au

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